If you're a Warhammer 40,000 fan, you will love Space Marine more than a human baby. If you're new to the whole "41st Millennium" scene, though, you might be less forgiving about its 'tried and tested' approach to gameplay but will no doubt still enjoy it nonetheless.

The game was well priced, the main story missions were done really well, and the storyline was gripping, but the aspect of the game that really bothered me was innate in the Xbox itself, I shouldn't have to pay for Xbox Live. I need to get a Playstation

Bought this as a gift for my son in law - he loved it. Good quality and gameplay - if you or someone you know is into Warhammer or similar type games then this would be an ideal gift.

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine Tested and reviewed based on the Xbox 360 version. Review by Ben Nacca (Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/BenNacca ) XBL GT: Darkeyes2k7 PSN ID: Darkeyes2k11 For those of you who have played Dawn of War series, a real time strategy (RTS) game on the PC, Space...

Great cutscenes | Fantastic sound | Immersive campaign

Lots of cutscenes break up the gameplay | Multiplayer could be a flop

I came to this game as a complete novice to the world of Warhammer. I like the whole look of the Space Marines and the hardware but I don't really have any idea of what it's all about.

This game totally lives up to the demo and exceeds my expectation in terms of playability and graphics it is a great portrayal of the 40k world and you wont be dissappointed until it ends far to prematurely after about 8 hrs game time, its not so much of a campaign as a foray, if it was a true...

I enjoyed this game. It's basically like Gears of War (without the cover system) and a heavy focus on melee combat. Well worth a rent if you enjoy third person shooters.

Gaming has a long and storied history, and prior to the advent of gaming on consoles people actually sat around a table and played various forms of games. Within the world of today's videogame fans comes the comparison to those that played tabletop games like Dungeons and Dragons.

Space Marine impressed the heck out of me, especially considering the fact that the last time we saw Relic develop for a console, it was the abysmal Outfit from back in 2006. Since then, they have honed their craft, working on PC only and cranking out strictly strategy titles in the form of four...

This is a great game for less than $30. The campaign is on the shorter side but the Warhammer lore is fantastic as is the combat and gameplay. I didn't venture online but most people have no complaints with that aspect of the game. If you can score a copy for under $30 you will enjoy it.